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blog BY John Ross ON June 19 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Madison River
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Location: Southwest Montana Type of stream: Freestone (er… Tailwater) Angling methods: Fly, Spin Species: Browns, Rainbows Access: Moderate Season: Year-round Supporting Services: Ennis, West Yellowstone Short take: The one and only Madison Handicapped Access: None Closest TU Chapter: Madison— [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON June 19 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Blackfoot River
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Location: Western Montana Type of stream: Freestone Angling methods: Fly, Spin Species: Browns, Rainbows, Cutthroat, Bull Trout Access: Easy Season: Varies. If catch and release—All year Supporting Services: Missoula Short take: Great access, thanks to Lindberg’s son Land and his friends [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON June 19 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Bitterroot River
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Location: Southwest Montana Type of stream: Freestone Angling methods: Fly, Spin Species: Browns, Rainbow, Cutthroat, Bull Trout, Brook Trout Access: Moderate Season: All year if you catch and release Supporting Services: Hamilton Short take: Great river saved by TU and friends. Handicapped [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON June 19 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Bighorn River
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Location: Southcentral Montana Type of stream: Tailwater Angling methods: Fly, Spin Species: Rainbows, Browns Access: Moderate Season: Year-round Supporting Services: Fort Smith, Hardin Short take: One long riffle of ‘bows and browns Handicapped Access: None Closest TU Chapter: Magic City Fly [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON June 19 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Big Hole River
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Location: Southwest Montana Type of stream: Freestone Angling methods: Fly, Spin Species: Browns, Rainbows, Cutthroat, Brookies, Grayling Access: Ample Season: Varies. Generally, all year if you catch and release Supporting Services: Wisdom, Dillon Short take: Smartest River in Montana [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY Lucky Sultz ON June 16 - 0 COMMENTS
Akokala Creek Fish Barrier
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Akokala Lake GNP While the 22-acre Akokala Lake on the west side of Glacier National Park may be considered one of the lesser gems in the Crown of the Continent, it nevertheless plays an important role as a refuge for native fish in the Park ecosystem. In recent decades, the bloated population of [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY Lucky Sultz ON May 20 - 0 COMMENTS
Lake Trout Restoration Begins in Earnest on Flathead Lake
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Following the direction of the Flathead Reservation Fish and Wildlife Board, the CSKT Tribal Council and public comments received during the preparation of EIS: Proposed Strategies to Benefit Native Species by Reducing the Abundance of Lake Trout in Flathead Lake, CSKT fisheries biologists recently [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON February 28 - 0 COMMENTS
Best 100: Gallatin River
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Location: Southwest Montana Type of stream: Freestone Angling methods Fly, Spin Species: Rainbow, Browns, Cutthroats Access Easy Season: Montana all year, Yellowstone: Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through 1st Saturday of Nov. Supporting Services: Big Sky Short take: A river of scenery and [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON February 28 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Bighorn River
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Location: Southcentral Montana Type of stream: Tailwater Angling methods Fly, Spin Species: Rainbows, Browns Access Moderate Season: Year-round Supporting Services: Fort Smith, Hardin Short take: One long riffle of ‘bows and browns Handicapped access: None Closest TU Chapter: Magic City Fly Fishers [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY Lucky Sultz ON January 14 - 0 COMMENTS
Conservation Alert: Fish Creek
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Tell Montana FWP Not to Over-Develop Fish Creek State Park! WHAT:  The Parks Division of Montana FWP recently released a draft management plan for 5,600-acre Fish Creek State Park, which is located on Lower Fish Creek near its confluence with the Clark Fork River in Mineral County. The 35,000-acre [ READ MORE... ]
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